My abstract paintings embody the delicate process of memory and its role in shaping our perceived worlds. They explore themes of nature, deterioration, grief, and loss of agency, asking what it means to face unrest and constant change within our minds and our environments. My creative work pursues not only acts of remembering, but the quiet spaces (or crevices) between memory and forgetting, where identity is formed, dissolved, and reimagined. These crevices of memory are disjointed, scattered, unpredictable, yet operate as more than a space of mere disconnect. In many ways, they also become a space of holding. A space for the hypothetical, for the suppositional. A space for hope. This tension of possibility asks us what exactly are these spaces that are forgotten? And more importantly, what is held there?